Computer storage capability??
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My husband has a 17.3 laptop which he carries in his without any problem. It doesn't come with padding to protect it though.
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That a standard mb so yes it can you'll have plenty and i mean PLENTY of place ;-) have a nice day
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You sure can... up to 64 GB I believe. For me, the 16GB that comes with it are way enough :)
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One computer at a time. For shared storage you would want something with shared storage built in like a NAS or SAN.
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Yes, it is like a normal drive with 32Gb of storage. It can just connect to a micro-usb port also.
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Absolutely. From the memory stick or from a USB cable. Your computer will need to have either of these capabilities.
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No, most operating systems use a different byte definition than that of the manufacturer. The actual storage capacity for a 25GB disc using Windows is 23.3GB.
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I've been using 120gb with another 120gb as extra storage. I therefore think 500gb is ample, especially if you can always get external storage later for backup. I run windows8.1.
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Yes. might want a larger drive though, as most operating systems will want more space.
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I don't have any experience with either of these programs, but being that it is solid state and 1Tb you should not have any storage problems. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Depends on what youre trying to store. Typically, for normal/average use, then it should be fine for quite some time. A full computer backup, without any files, is about 13GB of space. I purchased the 2TB...the bigger the better. But, I store a lot of movies, TV shows, and music.
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I presume you mean RAM by memory...which you cannot add more. If you want to ad more storage, you could use a usb hub with an flash drive.
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Hi ... I can't remember that right now. But I advice you to buy 256GB. I have a lot of musics and photos, and there's no memory anymore. I have to use an external HD... Go and buy 256GB. You'll be happier :)
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According to my "system information" the computer came with 4 gigs and there is only 2.5 gigs available. I realized that it only had 4 installed but the limited capacity was not in the description. This small capacity alone is a reason not to buy. When I replace this computer I'm going to stick with at least 6 gigs installed and at least another 6 available.
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Sorry, I run Windows, don't do "I" products, the actual available storage is slightly less than 500GB's, so if you need 500 I'd go bigger, there is a 750 & a 1TB on Amazon
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When formatted the total storage is about 1.71 TB so if both if the total data required for the backups is less then yes. If its not then no.
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Me too! I'm not going to seriously consider purchasing anything computer related unless I see the manual that goes with it. Is it (i.e., Canvio) truly plug and play? Can you selectively choose individual files to back up? I'm not at all interested in wasting time and space backing up files that I really don't wish to back up. (I only wish to back up photographs.) Filtering through all the comments, while helpful writ large, takes a lot of time when looking for particular information. A manual please.